She sent legal letters to several gossip websites, accusing them of defamation. Read more at straitstimes.com.
BEIJING – Hong Kong actress Christy Chung is no stranger to claims that her marriage is on the rocks.
On Wednesday, Chung took to Weibo and posted screenshots of a legal letter sent to several gossip websites and individuals, accusing them of defamation. Calling the rumours an act of cyberbullying, she asked netizens not to “ruin a good life”, adding that she had to protect her family.
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